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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-13

Total S5f,oVf 10
Disbursements
Salaries of teachers and jan
itOrS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $1,000 %
file. - ............. 12,169 81
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Ayers Pills.

Prepared by DR.. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists nnd Dealers in Medicine.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-13

7 UtoUII otIIttIFlo
Fowle bond, NO 10, the LAST 5000 90
| Fowle bond coupons-........ 400 90 $500 90
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-13

Balance in fund April l. 1851. 81, IA 66
-
WATER WORKS FUND.
Amount in fund April l, 1ss6............. IS 81
water Stc,t9i W
Sale of water taps .............. ga w
Sale of material and labor. " 5O
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-13

STREET REPAIR AND SHRINKING FUND.
Amount in fund April /, 1Ss5............ SOS 81
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-13

The following is the twenty-fourth an
nual report of the Board of Trustees of the
city OF Sacramento, showing the receipts
and disbursements of the various funds for
the fiscal year ending on the first Monday
in April, 1887:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-13
sow1r noSp nrnrNrrloS rrSn.
Disbursements.

From city tax ...............---.;;. %, 40s VI
Transfer from general fund l,0l1 % :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
CHICAGO HASA CHA NPION.
From the atlanta Constitution.


Under all the circumstances, the facy that the III
erary circles of Chicago angry with Mr. LowcI.
Boston is not to be wondered at, but the subOined
newsl Of the East have made II appear that Chr
cago is angry because late Minister to the court
of st. Jcems undertook TO change his lecture from
political to q literary topic the inference being that
The scholarly people OF that section prefer hot polite,
TO a dish Of cold literature.
such Injustice a. this is calculated to cause wave
of genuine essimism TO flow over the cultured Anarch
lists of CHICAGO 1t is not to be wondered at that there
L. movement in Chicago that difefentlates Nsen
from tho IuRewarm outlook common to Boston. But
g. Chicago to be blamed for this Are to tolerate
the idea that every frccbOrn American Is to read tho
same uaragaph In the same book at the same time
Is there to be Lakeside originality among US
The mistake that Mr.. Lowell nade was IN suppOslhs
that the men who are able TO manufacture genuine
leaf lard out of cOttOnsccd Oil know nothing about
sbakcspeare. such suppostOn Is an insult to the
talents and aspirations of the wholesale aud retail
merchants and manufacturers Of Chicago. Mr. Lowell
sailed in on the suppOsilon that the great heart u
Chicago had had suspicious as to the authorship OIL
"Ricbard ILL.," SO far from this being the case,
Chicago has had, and still entcrans grave suspicious
"a 10 tie authorship of Hamlet" .
We are enabled to say that the cOttonseed oil
movement has not entirely crushed the literary spirit
an Chicago IL Mr. Lowell Is lab0ring under the i'm
preston that he peddling any news that had NOT
ALREADY appeared in the morning papers under suitable
headlines he is wofuIly mistaken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
CLOSING Prices OF palLADgLpnl4 sroo1S
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNfA ST0ORS
SAN FRANCISCO March 2G. 1887.
sATuRDAY. March 2G-P. NJ.


The stock speculation this morning opened cloudy.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railways es-
mated statement for the quarter to end March H. the per
sten misrepresentation OF the true value OF the cur
rent statements OF the Erie Railway Company In which
The Erenng Post seeks TO lead aud finally carefully
circulated report that the bank statement would be
every contributed to encompassing the average
operator in mist dense as "A London fog The bank
statement came and although 1t showed an average Tor
cash lost greater than any anticipated by the reduc-
ton of loans the the surplus reserve was reduced
TO figures OF onehalf OF what had been pophe-
sled Up TO the total sales amounted only TO |oooo
shares after that they amounted to 10000 shares
aggregating 2Gl $50 shares for the whole day.
After the publication Of the bank statement
the market became more active ana inc
tone was strong with material advances. North
western, Omaha, Western Union Michigan Central
Canada Southern. New-York and New-Englaid ana
Louisville and Nashville conspicuous for the demand
deyeloped while Lake Shore and Erie dragged but the
whole market closed strong at about the best figures
Government bonds while dull at the board are ~ lar
request the Offices Of the large dealers aud are strong
the bids for As advanced ls per cent Annexed
the closing quations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
Extra Liability 10 Maiarial Infection.

Persons blood thin digestion weak and liver slug
ss are extra liable the attacks malaa disease The
most ,riang exposure may under such dOns infect
svse which, healthy would resist miasnatc faint
The only way immunity from malaria In localities
where 1t is prevalent TO and regulate the syst by
Improving weakened digestion carcing the blood and CIV
ing wholesome impetus hillary secretion These results
accomplished by nothing effectively Hosteters
Stomach Bitters which long experience proved TO be the
ostreaSls safeguard against fever and asus aud kindred
disorders % we'll the best remedy for them The Btters
are moreover An excellent nvsosut Of the organs OF urna
sion and an active depursu eliminating from the blood
0o- s"s1' tnuurss which originate rheumatic ailments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
/,ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound Brook
Route at AGO. 7sij $780, llOO a. M 1850. 400 49, $3.50
80 l2:UO D. SUNDAYS at AGO. o4o. ~ Ill., ooU IZOO
p . -. ,.oo -.s r,.oo a -, I'm An s.,o
1eu D. H. COLLECTION lor Heading, Harrisburg. Potts
Willie. a. EastOn. BehleIcm, Aienown
Isadlng. Harrisburg. etc On sundays IOr EastOn
III. haslon Bethlehem Allentown, hauch CHUNK.
MilkesDaIre, and SCRANTON
s3U A. No. ioI Iaston, Bethlehem, Allentown Mauoh Chunk.
EUauIng. harrisburg fOttSyille,
Iamauua SuubuIy, LeNIsburg " llIauspOrI
l;Ou u u. iOI kastOn, BetlcAem, Allentown.
Mauch Chunk, heading, Harrisburg, etc,
$40 D. EastOu, bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk.
NnkesOalre scrahton Tala4na SLanCkIn sunDury, Lew
4I0 and l:5O ~ M or Esston Bethlehem Allentown etc
5.45 I'm. Tor 4 aston, bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch
Chunk Mlkesbarrc leading, HARRISBURG etc Gu Sundays
400 and 1880 n for Iaston Bethlehem. Allentown
40 SIS, HOO 100 400 43O, 0:l5 y m Sundays
400. 800 Tor Red Bank Long Branch ocean Grove
except sunday -, Point Pleasant n, ~.
4;aG $40 a lOO 4SO Tor LAKEWOOD Toms h'er
4so a. ~. 100 p IN. for Atlantic City Vineand. and
4So sI5. ll.45a NJ, loo. ASo. $50 IN. for Free
40 600 sl5, HOO. ll:45 an. loo. 400. 4So.
5,SU 6.lo n. II. Sundays AGO. 300 H. Tor fefth
Amboy. " -. - 49,. ..,,.. =, ~, Il, 81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA and WEST,

NETWORK AND BUFFALO LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS NO DUST ALWAYS on TIME
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING C0ACIES
Depots IN New York foot n Blr,ly ,nt hrsrpler 'tt
Ga Daily except sundays. Buffalo lnt Osgego ENprsU
Tor Water Gap Srondsburg scranton Bnghtpton ElnrA
Bath Runslo, Syracuse. Oswero Gresue Opor Norwich.
Utica connect nj Scranton for Pttst,n Wkesblrr Dan
Vile and Northumberland at Owego FOR Ithaca al int,r
d. m Ringhamton and Elmlra Express Water "a,
Scranton BnghamtOn. Oweg0 AMI Elmr connects Scrll
ton Tor Pltston Kin gston. Wllkesblrrc Sc.
n m Daily Buffalo Limited Express for StrDnisbrr,
Scranton Ringhamton Owego Elnri Corainy Blth WAY.
land Buffalo &c, arriving in Buffalo .2)L NJ.
qp m ay frnao and oswego Express for Sircndsburz
Scranton Bnghamon. COrandt syracuse Oswego Greene
Oxford Norwich Utica and Richheld springs connects
Owego Ithaca and intermediate stations except Satur
DAYS Connects at Buffalo with trains FOR all points West
Tickets and baggage checked 2S5 Broadway All
at Westcot Express offices in New-York and Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W T. c. and IT. r. r. Co. lessee.
Trains leave West i2dst station follows AMI IL mnut,s
earlier from foot Of Jay-st. North River
Detroit and chicago, '9'55 a. -6:05 -s;lj p m.
ST Louis. sos. ISL n. m.
Uuca syracuse. Buffalo Rochester. Suspension Brdy.
Niagara Fails. BIS. $3.50. m. .6:O5. -s;l5 2. M.
Highland. Kingston, SaugertieS Catskll. Albany Gl).
'7:l5. '9.55. IL 80 M, 400. .6o5. sis y. m.
CranstOns. West Point Cornwall. Newbnrg 1913, 'Il5
1875. lob II 3Oa. m 400 300 sis MI and 800
p. m. Cranston's, Cornwall Newrurg.
For Montreal and Canada Fast. Cos D. m:
Hamilton. London. .955l .605, SID p M Toronto.
Elegant sleeping Buffalo, Niagara Fails Detroit.
Chicago and ST Louis o all through trains ~.
DAILY Daily except Saturday other trans "A'y excep'
SUNDAY. - -
For tickets. timetables paror or seepngear accommoia
tions or information apply offices Brooklyn-333 Wash
ington.st T3O Fnlton.st Annex Office foot OF Fulton.s
Vew York City-s63 7s5 PAP Broadway 1887 Bowery AMI
~ {. T. LAMBERT.
5Vaneerbilt-ave. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
MEXICAN NATIONAL RAILWAY
REORGANIZATION.

ponahoi,rs are notified that OF the total issue OF
2t33O. 900 81 the first mortgage bonds more thAh
$4,000 900 lave asscuo 10 the Mahcson Palmer agree
teut Tor reorgaulton ofwhch ~ :, 100000 have already
bon deposited and The remainder are in course OF deposit
Hands VIII be received by tho UNION TRUST COM
P\NI Of Now York for deposit 10 the order Of George =
Coo Fckst.in Norton Joseph D. Potts the Purchasing
Committee IN accordance with SAID agreement until April
rov without penalty After that date penalty Of go per
bond ~ DC re CURED On deposit
MATIIESON & co.
WILLIAM j. PALMER.
r.,t.t March % 1887
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
NAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND, OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTHE SOUTH
On and after January 3st 1887. Express trla for Cape
Charles Old Point Comfort All Norfolk, vlata,
NEW.YoRK PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
IL illAA In

VIII leave Pennsylvania Railroad station New York. 1920
A. m " ee Il DAYS and p. daily arriving Oh Point 900
l. H. ana eLU a. H., Norfolk 900 H.. 300 IL IA. Steamer
Ion lchmond will leave Cape CHARLES at a. NJ on Monday s.
W,dnesdays and fnoays arriving there al NJ bu;
i,t puIlor Car (Ht (laIles on Tie Day Express ana
Sleeping Cars through oil Point % more AMI Norfolk On
the gh; Express Tickets and sleeping beis can De Sc
cured AZ any Ticket OF the Pcnnsy wanna Railroad
Company. ., ooo,-r - -
a. ". DUNN, Supt X. H. COOKE, q Z. and +. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
AL BANK

The aoycnamcd Bank having consolidated WIN rne ~
VALLEY NATIONAL BANK OF ti.,Ol.'tNa = - q, n,
icsIccuuly ftquchts cOLtLLAle' Va 40 '''' ~
'". S"hsVi'""'Vu b"hA- IT, W HUGHES, Pres
o. II. TUDOR Cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
CHICAGO and Atlantic R'Wav Co.:

Having undertaken at the request Of the holders OF large
the OF the Chicago and Atlantic Railway
Company bring about the reorganization OF that company
end adjust the differences between it and the Newfork
Lake Erie and Western r. r. Co. with the understanding
that the railroad Of the recognized company shall be Trans
and operated by the Now York Lake Eric AMI
Western r. r. Co. we have mado contract with the New
York Lake Erie and Western r. r. Co. witha view to such
reorganization and adjustment
COPIES or CIRCULAR SETTING FORTH TIE
PLAN OF REORGANIZATION MAY BE OBTAINED
On APPLICATION AT OUR OFFICE
HOLDERS OF TIE SECURITIES OF THE CniCA-
60 AND ATLANTIC RAILWAY co. ARE RE-
QUESTED TO DEPOSIT SANE WITH u IN AC-
CORDANCE WITH SAID CIRCULAR.
DRFXEL. MORGAN & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
CTONINGTON LINE.

NTUNINUTUN LINE.
- -. -.
For Boston. Providence and all Eastern points
No. 80 North kivcr. block
aboy, Canal ST. at o u nj. daily, except SUNDAY.
~ q. H. BRItiUs. Gent Passenger Agent
DAY LINE TO OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK, VA, and SOUTH. ,.,..
Leave via Penn r. r. $50 Paror ears 70 nAsvmora
thence palace steamers arriving a. V'a rnpyM IMP
Gen'l Pass Agent, $40 Bioadway. u {. ?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUBS

L q,
throus l. trains Will leave Grand Central Depot
tsa m Rochester Express. through drawngroo 10
Albany Troy II Adams Rouse, ~ and syracuse.
6 a. M Limited" dining cars stopping
Albany tca syracuse. Rochester Buffalo Niagara fssis
EIie Cleveland dbd Ioeo arrying at Chicago 800
next lay.
dagua and Koc"ester
$50 D M ALBANY Troy and Utlca Express with drawing.
'V' n M Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy
A. M Chicago 81 LOUIS EApfess sleeping.
harara EunaO. tlnclDnati Toledo, Detroit
rago ami st LOUIS. DlDngcar New York To Albany
3 80 n Montreal Express with sleeping Montreal
Runs to [ tica, stopping AT principal stations
arrives Rochester l. 40 Buffalo,
9.35 a. M. Gle elaLd lZ.l D y m. neat day
Pacific Express with sleepiugcars lot loches
Ter Buffalo, Niagara fas Cleveland IOlcio, Detroit aud
Chicago Sleeping cars 10 WATERFOWL via Utica, daily
cept saturday also to Auburn and CansDas IA
cepI saturlay ana sunday -, ,.,.- -. - .,...-
fll5 y m Night Express. with sleeplngcars 10 Albany
ana the morning Trains iof Tie Vest
and for the North except saturday nShtI
Tickets q Grand central Dtpo1 40. . baiety
Plaza AIS broadway Harlem Depot i2otst ana sthave,
and AZ WesiootTs Ofees Park Place near Broad
wayc 7s5 and Broadway and " West l2ot ST. New.
Tok S $50 Fulton SITS, BiooAyn aud ~
ath.st. Williamsburg .o. an, .,..o,,o nan. al. ., A..
cnrea AZ any ticket offices IN New-i Ok Sit). aud
tl3 WashiugtOn-sL, Brooklyn.
'paggaee call q foI chez K c from residence
daily. All others daily except SUNDAY
l NJ TOlukY HENRY MONkTr
General superintendent General Passenger Ascna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
5inanfial.
TO The Preferred and Common Stock
holders of the
LAKE ERIE g. WESTERN r. r. co.
5inanfial.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Monday. March
% lss7 certificates for tho Preferred stock OF
The Lake and Western Railroad Company viii be really
for delivery Central Trust Company Of New YORK when
all I'M aid calls viii Dee due and payable.
NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that tho transfer books OF the
company will closed SATURDAY. April 1851 at o'clock
D. m and the stockholders that day viii be cnt'
tied subscribe before Tuesday Apn :. 1851 ats
o'clock p. H. Company of New York. as
follows:
holders Of preferred be entitled to cub.
amount Of thirty and onehaf 90 "a per
their holdings preferred stock at nifty tj cents
on the dollar payable e.half the subscp
and the remaining Onehalf before May o. 1887
when the preferred stock will be delivered
Holders Of stock will be entitled 10 subscribe TO the
thirty aud oneaf (37 ~ per ocat Of their
holdings In stock OF the company at twenty
the payable half In cash at the time oil
subscription and the remaining onchaf on or before MAY D.
1887 when will be ready for delivery
These issues Of stock together with an ISSUE OF ono mioh
six hundred and twenty thousand dollars s62OOOo of tho
companys First Mortgage Bonds been made by the
pany payment railroad property formerly known
the indianapolis Peru Chicago Hallway one hundred
and sixytwo 1872 miles IN length of main ne irom Indian
apos 10 Michigan City, Ind and include about forty tio)
miles OF sdeIrack and all that extensive terminals
IN the city OF indianapolis and Lake Michigan as well rs
It's equipment and other property from Car Trusts or
any other Hens.
Stockholders must ava themselves Of their privileges
promptly the dates named amounts not taken have
otherwise placed order payments on tie prop
critics purchased.
Payments made at the Central Trust Company New
YORK.
L. NJ sCHwAN. Secretary.
ERw.YoRK. March 22. 1887.
NE.SnNIn HAIL AMI AS\IIfN PONDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27

NEW IIAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck-slIp
~ pier 20 r. r. at pm and II pm Sunday excepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

NEW YORK NEw.UAVEN and HARTFORD n y
Trains Harlem River station cornor lS2t, AMI "a:
con-ave. Third Avenue Bridge across naren hyse
Preached nv and suburban Eleyste rM.-
2:IO IS 40 $40 6to 10 20 n m, Tor Morris Cas-
anOva fOak Poinn. Point. West Farms. van Most
West Chester Ti'nnson's Peham Raw BartoH
(Cv Gsann Pelham Manor AMI Nsw Rochelle connactny
at New Rochelle with for all points Tho main rs,,
me New. York NewHavnr ant Tarffor' Ralroai shore
LINE md Air line DECISIONS. New-Canaan. Mdietown.
East ~ 49, 80 - = ~
Midnight for New Rochelle and vi nterrne tlats ,,,
tons at l2tOA m. lllv eDceDt NontavI
trains for Naw. Rochelle and MI inferno ~
tons AT 1901 AMI $40 the latter tr lin
I'M at New. Rochelle with train to STANFORD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
gteamboafs ano Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after JANUARY 81, 1884,
GREAT TRUNK LINE
Avn TINTED STATES MAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
leave NewYo via Desbosses and coranit Streets
Ha.Sars P;snrs ,na hc West WITH rall~; ysI Palace
eSca atI% a"' smoking and Sleeping
wsmsDor :" Lock ssSi HaVsn sooa % MT CORY aud Erie
sIsn scPnsesSs 81 CORY for Titusvi Petroloals
bs s1S aa
Fl PvIisan rsase oai M
@ Sss % ard mig
CITY sunday roash paros carr
For Cape May week days llloa m On Saturdays onlg.
tons, Railway and Amboy m ~ noon $40 5 y NJ
On sunday Gas m. and p. do stop Asbary
PGn s sps S%rs vi,
ya and Bay aas 49, s II MEEK
A. jersey CITY anorng speedy and direct transfer foe
grainss.@ire From .itts,ure 5lo; 100 1890 70,
s S M fS FEG so Tss s sSs n ana S
,S%S s sS 30 isc ss ssS ss 3
ssS 200 ,2o So 40
an 800 $50 f F,92g Flit q.sY ni lps5D%
Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosscs and cort
eco 72o s % Chicago r%tea and 10 WASHINGTON I'm,
nG 2 IS n!t m saS "a so spS and
E9%so sundays Express. Gls e Li%itef aud 10 m.
fsG Pork a %sy i ese eS sunday at m
Sn@ nday % a. FsD,o M o a@s ,I. m and n
ssnssiiI5s 5[nit:s E1nre:. Iii and ,sonml isa;.
ga az 49, '9f 4e 90 n ies o. SaI so m l
PniIasp Ss Va Camden 900 M daily crsop, SAT-
battery place and loot csrtsed
Brooklyn Station Jersey CITY Emgrant Ticket oncs.
The York Transfer Company Will call for AMI cie,s
baggage from hotels el,t and residences ,, WOO,
'hA General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
ERIE RAILWAY now known ne the NEW.

H. ME NAlIN !, now Known rs tlle NEW
Through 23ds Chambers stations
hour local trains leave 23st station fifteen minutes
ler than from Chambcrsst
a m-Day Fxpres. week aavs Puaet DrawIng-roora
Coaches 10 Ringhamton. Elmir, Hornellsvie Buffalo.
Limited" solid Pullman train OF nav and Sleeping
Coaches 10 Neadvile Cleveland. Cincinnati CHICAGO ant
Falls Hamilton and Toronto. No charge for fast
sp Daily CHICAGO Express Pullman Dav and siceping
Coaches IN Ringhsmfon. Elma Rochester Buffalo, Mag
ara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago.
RUTHERFORD and P'ssaic AS 5l5 100 100 $50 1920
7l6 10 $50. 1870 ~ NJ. 1900 midnight. SUNDAYS 5i5,
$50 10 20 q M y noon, las. AIS. o:So 49, 800 1889
Paterson. 5;45 100 $50 $780, 1920 NJ 1900 NOON
Lao 90 $50. $40 800 F:l0 $50, 5:50 g. 10 $50 7lI
az 500 $50 1870 y. NJ. 1900 midnight SUNDAYS s;t5
Newark and Paterson via Newark $50 500 $40 1000.
500 1910 n M and 1900 midnight daily except Sunday
SUNDAYS. 2 IL a. M. 800 $50. 500 p. m.
sqfern a. 5t5 5o $50 1920 A. l4S 800 go 9 ss,
SUNDAYS if5 $40 1920 A. m las 415. $50 500 1879
y. NJ. and 1900 midnight.
Warwick a. 900. 1920 43O p m Sundays 5:i5am.
Monticello 900 a. m. $3.50 y. m: 80 -
Newburs and Cornwall 80. 900 M 800 49, $50 All
Montgomery. Rondout and kingston 300 A. NJ $50 r. NJ
Goshen AS 5i5 $50 600 10 81 M. 800 $50 $50 sol.
S3On m Sundavs 545 $40 1920 M. $50 500 u.
Midd.town AS 545 1850 900 10 30 A. NJ $3.50 i30 600
p. m The 900 ?. train sOns at Man-st onlv.
Port Jervs AS $50 90 1929 a. $40. 430 Goo 500.
Tickets passage and apartments In Drawing Room AMI
Sleeping he obtained and orders for the checking
and transfer ~ baggage he ft ~ the companys Offices,
Nos. 4Ol. I'll a5T Brpadwav 1877 West ar " Y. No. 33t
FultOn-st. BROOKLYN. or AZ the Conpanvs depots -
Fyrress trains from the West in NewYork at 1;l
GEO DE- HAVEN A q p Act T.. p. FARMER, q. r. Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

THE PETROLEUM MARKET
The crude speculation yesterday dragged but there was
les, of be- arsh temper In the trade 30 =
cents quotation u cent above the opening
The news nom the Ged OF a negative character. The
market closed strong but quiet
The Of Prices AMI the total dcahes NJ tIo NvH
Holldated Exchange were as follows.
C3i4 Lowest. GA
Highest % flItl-
Sales. barrels -N'"''
Rehntd oil was unchanged at G'scents per gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27

A' CHICAGO ILL.,. March =, 1887. }
ANNUAL MEETING. ,,-., co,
~ The stockholders Of tho Joliet anu ~ I'll com,
pany hereby that The annual meeting VI 80 inch
pany for the election directors ana y, ne zen
other business as may presented VIII De olu AZ ~ III
Office OF the Chicago and Alton aoSl
oago. ILL.,. Monday. the 4th day oil Apl hoA" ~ NV
n. N. ,,...,. 1897 NJ Tho
cse of ne,s bor, ON that and re0penod on te oth
day OF April CliAhhh9 H. SECRETARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
ESTERN NATIONAL BANK SIOCh
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
JAMES BOYS & CO., Bankers and Brokers'
% and ~ Exchange Place.
THE CHICAGO ASD ALTON hAiIEo4P .

~ N ~ ~ tiIicAGO Ill., March =, 1884,
ANNUAL MEETING. ,,-,.,. ,,,.,,,o
~ The ockhoiers aud voting bondhodes oil ti he an
and Alton Raroad Company are hereby nothed tai VIC a
nna meeting of said company the election OF directors
aud Transaction OF such other business as may nc w.
will be held al The company's Office in chicago III on slo
Day April next al 10 OcocA a. NJ NC ~, liz
fer will closed at the close q" bu,nNs % >, rI
18th day March, 1887 and rcopene ON ie o. Jay %
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of Corlandt Dos
bros>es stS as follows
a. IN. for Catasauqua and intermediate points.
"A. NJ GENEVA, Lyons EmrI. Rochester Bufaio AMI
West and principal local points Chair Wilkes
barre.
D. H. Tnukhannock and intermediate points. Chair car
TO TunkhannocE. Connection 20 Reading aud Harrisburg
$40 p for Ptston and principal intermediate points.
Chair Pittsion.
$40 D. m Copay and intermediate points Connection
10 Reading aud liza sDurg Char ~ Cop.ay.
D. for Geneva, Lyons. tlmra, Rochester Buffalo an
the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
7 80 D. ~, for Laurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving al p IA. and $40 for
ali uolhts ~ VI ahanoy and HaLotOn Coal Regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
A. m. Mauch Chunk, uaZeton and iDterme late
points. ,. ,,
Lyons r.imlrd, Rochester Buffalo and
the West Pullman eeper To Lyons.
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lotion OF FARES VIA NORWICH

EDUCIION OF FAKES ' IA NUKW ICII
IL LINE. The Popular inside Route To Boston, So
Worcester 81 so Corresponding reduction 70 all points
STEAMERS City OF Worcester" and city OF New ork
leave Pier 40 Told number North River foot OF Wattsst
nm P m ~ q. W BRADY. Agent.
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Griswold q GilletE,
3WALL.sT, NEW.YoRK.

OFFICE or
DREXTI. MORGAN & Co. - I
% WALI-sT, NEW-YORK, March 10, leoH)
TO THE SECURITY HOLDERS OF THE